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Tuition Hike fcont. from page 1) its students. He said it was their position to decrease the services offered by the SUNY school system rather than allowing any decrease in the standards of education. Upper Division College will offer a new course in Legal Office Training through its Continuing and Graduate Education Division. The course is designed to assist people already working in the legal field to upgrade their positions through training and legal education. Upper Division College has entered into an arrangement with Mohawk Business and Vocational Schoolk, 286 Genesee Street, Utica, to use Mohawk Business’ facilities in teaching this new course. Instructing will be Mrs. Carol Daly, Office Manager of Schwartz, Blaney and Gerling. Classes will be held from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. for eight Wednesday nights beginning March 24. ■ The cost of the course is $30.00. Registrations are being accepted at the Continuing and Graduate Education Division of Upper Division College, 811 Court Street, Utica, New York. SUNY Central Predicts Tution and Dorm Increases by RANDIB. TOLER Letter to the Editor: It was really great that the Muscular Dystrophy events here at Upper Division and MVCC were a success, and a lot of money (around $5,000.00) was raised. The three couples from our school that participated in the marathon dance worked damn hard and deserve a helluva lot of credit. Raising money today from stu dents, especially selling those one dollar Las Vegas tickets, is like picking gold dust out of a fish skeleton in the Sahara Desert. Again, congratulations! However, not to be a real stinker, but has anyone asked where all that money raised for Muscular Dystrophy goes, and what exactly it does? It seems to me Jerry Lewis and friends raise 15 million every year on those nationwide telethons to fight Muscular Dystrophy. Since this battle has been going on with vigor for the last 10 years, what exactly are the results? What have they achieved or accomplishedv in stopping the wasting away of human muscle tissue? I hat to ask a rude question like that but I was just wondering. Surely 15 million is gping to do more than just buy a few extra wheelchairs. Muscular Dystrophy to me seems nowadays to be a mutli million dollar business or corpora tion whose main job is to collect money, but not necessarily tell what they do with it. Come to think of it, Jerry Lewis hasn’t made a movie in a long time. Sincerely, Jim Allen Friday, April 9, 1976 Altman Film Festival at MVCC The wildly funny and powerfully probing films of Robert Altman, director of the hit movies M*A*S*H and most recently, NASHVILLE, will be presented in an upcoming film festival to be hosted by Mohawk Valley Com munity College as part of the college’s Spring Cultural Series. Six films raging in themes from madness and mayhem to fantasy and psychological suspense, will be shown on Tuesday evenings throughout spring. A tender and moving love story unfolds in Altman’s “Thieves Like Us” which will be screened on April 13. The film captures both lost time and environment which surrounds two young lovers during the Depression. In a period where survival is especially difficult, this couple finds them selves caught up in the desperate times and become involved in bank robberies and other high ad ventures. The film, released in 1973, stars Keith Carradine, Shelley Duvall, John Schuck and Bert Remsen. In the tradition of Humphrey Bogart’s portrayal of the super- sleuth Philip Marlowe in “The Big Sleep,\ comes Altman’s “The Long Goodbye\ starring Elliot Gould as the private eye out-of-step in the city he calls home, Los Angeles. In the chaotic world of the ’70's an alientated Gould tries to pry beneath the surface of everyday life in an attempt to bring consistency to seemingly unre lated facts. But, unlike Bogart’s Marlowe who was able to function within the events of the 40’s, Gould’s Marlowe cannot bridge the times - he is like a visitor from another planet. This highly ac claimed film stars Gould, Nina Van Pallandt, Sterling Hayden, Mark Rydell and Henry Gibson. It will be shown at MVCC on April 20. On May 11, the team of Elliott Gould and George Segal takes the “ silver screen” by storm in Altman’s “ California Split.” Gould and Segal are two compulsive gamblers who get mugged. Through this evolves a friendship which takes them, and the viewers, through a laugh-filled gambling romp through casino after casino. The gamblers are caught up in a two-week gambling seige which reaches fever pitch and the two will bet on anything - including women. All films will be shown in MVCC’s Payne Hall Auditorium at 3:30 and 8:00 p.m. Admission to the films is 75 cents, free to MVCC students with validated IDs. The Altman Film Festival is open to all members of the community. THANK YOU DR.GRAHAM MR. RANDAZZO FOR YOUR HELP DGC PAPERSUN * SUCUR ¥ * * * ¥ * ¥ ¥ ¥ * * ¥ í Drama Club PRESENTS Charlie Brown t April 9, 10, and 11 * * t ¥ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ¥ In The Student Center of the State University College at Utica/Rome * * * * * * * * * * + * * * * * * * * * 4 * * * * * * * 4 * * 4 * * * * * * $ * * * C a r m s P h a r m a c y 710 Varick St. Utica, N.Y. Veteran's Summer Enrollment Veteran’s, if you are planning to attend Summer School at UDC, and desire continuous benefit payments, re-certification is neces sary. This procedure can be accomplished by contacting the Office of Veteran’s Affairs in Bldg. 4, Rm. 224C. Help With Writing Your Paper An informal writing clinic for students who may have some trouble getting their ideas down on paper in now available. Ms. Marie Greco will be conducting a writing clinic starting Wednesday, April 12 in Building #4, Room 224 from 6:00 - 7:15 p.m. Some areas that will be covered are - how to organize themes, sentence struc ture, punctuation, editing, etc. Any problems or questions you may have with writing a paper will be discussed. The writing clinic will be conducted on a group basis, but can be altered to meet individual needs. Please call the Counseling Center at 792-3464 if you have any questions or need more informa tion regarding the writing clinic. PAGE 3 15 THE NEW \ COURT STREET ACROSS FROM UPPER DIVISION R E D R O B I N BRINGS YOU FUN & GOOD TIMES 'FOOSBALL t o u r n e y Rem em ber our a for CASH PRIZES SAT. APRIL 17th regular specials ★ Mondays 8-12 Vodka & Gin - 3 Shots *100 Tuesdays 8-12 Beer Less Than *lsl/pitcher Wednesdays 8-12 V 2 Price Liquor w t • Thursdays 8-12 v ^ J u l c e Mixers 5 extra. p ree Champagne For Ladies Fridays 2-6 Happy Hours V 2 Price Liquor Sign up in advance Free Music Everyday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
